Master picked up an abandoned baby from the gate of the Taoist temple. There was only a piece of paper stuffed in the baby's clothes, with the word "nine" written on it. That day was the Double Ninth Festival, so Master named him "Nine Questions" - asking him where he came from, where he was going back, and who he wanted to be in this life.
Eighteen years later, the young man went down the mountain carrying three ancient books and a copper compass, with only two hundred dollars in his pocket.
He started working as a busboy in a fast food restaurant in a village in the city. He looked after villas for his neighbors, adjusted feng shui, and made a living in the cracks of the city. The dilemma of the hot pot restaurant, the invisible evil spirit of the office building, the Feng Shui game behind the demolition of the old city - every move is a practical battle between skills and Tao. There is no need to fly in the clouds and fog, just change the world in a few inches.
The mystery of his life experience, the grievances between his teachers and the urban undercurrents unfolded layer by layer as he followed. From the mountain gate to the human world, a folk Taoist priest's spiritual practice has just begun.
